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How to Make uTorrent Faster

After scouring the internet, you have found the torrent file for that awesome thing that you want but is ridiculously expensive. You download the torrent and load it into uTorrent. The anti how to improve your torrent download speeds. Follow this guide to find out how.

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Is Your Wi-Fi interfacing?

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Try connecting the computer directly to the modem or router instead of using WIFI. A lot of signals in the house could interfere with WIFI connection, thus affecting internet speed and uTorrent downloads.

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How to Make uTorrent Faster

How to Make uTorrent Faster

After scouring the internet, you have found the torrent file for that awesome thing that you want but is ridiculously expensive. You download the torrent and load it into uTorrent. The anti how to improve your torrent download speeds. Follow this guide to find out how.

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How Many Seeders Are There?

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Check the number of seeders for the torrent file. Seeders are those who continue to share the file after it has been downloaded. The more the seeders there are the faster the download will be.

• If you can, try to download from a tracker with a lot of seeders for the file that you want. If you can connect to enough seeders, you can easily max out your connection speed. This can add extra risks if you are downloading music and films so learn to select reputable sources as "More is not always better"

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How to Speed up Torrents

Torrent files are downloaded by connecting to other computers that are sharing the file. The file is downloaded in small chunks from multiple sources at once, and the combined total of all these downloads makes up your overall download speed. There are a variety of factors with your computer and network configuration that can affect your overall transfer speed.

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Install a lightweight torrent client. Some of the more popular BitTorrent clients have become bloated with extra features and ads. Installing a lightweight client that just focuses on downloading torrents may help speed up your transfers.

• One of the most popular free torrent clients is qBittorrent. This is a very light torrent client that is not ad-supported, and can be downloaded fromqbittorrent.org.

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Enable UPnP for your torrent client. This will enable the torrent client to automatically open the ports necessary to make connections to other users. Most modern routers support UPnP.

• Open the Options or Preferences menu in your torrent client.
• Select the "Connection" options.
• Check the "Use UPnP" box and click Apply.
• You may need to enable UPnP for your router if it has been disabled. Open your router's configuration page and open the Advanced section. You should be able to check a box to toggle UPnP on.

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Cap your upload rate. Torrents survive on users uploading, so you don't want to turn uploading off completely, but you don't want to max out your connection. Capping your upload rate will keep your upload connection from maxing out, which can drag down all of your other internet traffic. Set your maximum upload speed to 80% of your upload rate to prevent it from choking your connection.

• Open the Options or Preferences menu for your torrent client.
• Click the "Speed" or "Bandwidth" option.
• Set your upload rate limit to about 80% of your maximum upload rate. For example, if you have a 1Mb/s (125kB/s) upload speed, set your upload speed to 100kB/s.
• While you're in this section, make sure that your Download rate is set to "0" (unlimited) or that the download rate limit is disabled.

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Download a TCP patch (Windows XP only). Windows XP includes security patches designed to reduce the spread of viruses. Unfortunately, this patch also limits the number of connection you can have at once, which can have a massive impact on your torrent download speed. Download and install a TCP patch to fix the problem. Note that this problem is no longer present in newer versions of Windows.^[1]

• Download the patch from here. Note that some antivirus programs will report this as a virus, but this is a false-positive since it employs some of the same techniques a virus would to modify your network settings.
• Double-click the downloaded folder and drag the other .zip file to your desktop.
• Double-click the new .zip file and enter abc as the password. Drag the files inside to your desktop.
• Run the EvID4226Patch program and type Y at the command prompt. This will increase the number of open connections from 10 to 50.
• Open the Advanced section of your torrent client's Settings or Preferences menu. Set the "Maximum number of half-open connections" or "net.max_halfopen" to "50".

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Change the number of allowed connections. You can set how many users can be connected to you. Limiting the number of users that can connect to you will help prevent your connection from being overloaded. You may have to experiment with these settings, as they will have different effects for different users.

• Open the Connections section of the Options or Preferences menu.
• Set your "Global maximum connections" to 150.
• Set the "Maximum connections per torrent" to 100.
• Set the "Upload slots per torrent" to 3-5. This will limit the number of people that can connect to you, but still keep you in good sharing standing.

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Add an exception to Windows Firewall for your torrent client. Windows Firewall may be blocking your torrent client, which can prevent you from connecting to other users.

• Open the Start menu and type windows firewall. Select "Windows Firewall" from the list of results.
• Click the "Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall" link. This can be found on the left side of the window. If you're using Windows XP, click the "Exceptions" tab.
• Click the Change settings button at the top of the list, then scroll down to find your torrent client.
• Check the boxes for Private and Public, then click OK.

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Enable protocol encryption. Many internet service providers (ISPs) will throttle BitTorrent traffic, because they view it as a strain on their network and potentially illegal. Most BitTorrent clients allow you enable protocol encryption, which masks the traffic to your ISP. This can help prevent them from throttling your connections.^[2]

• You can find the encryption settings in the "BitTorrent" section of the BitTorrent client's Options or Preferences menu.
• When you force encrypted connections, you'll only be able to connect with other encrypted users. If the torrent doesn't have many seeds, this could actually slow you transfers down.
• Encryption will not protect you from the potential legal repercussions of downloading illegal content. In order to download anonymously, you'll need touse a VPN. This may slow down your transfers.

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Download torrents with lots of seeders. Seeders are users who are sharing part or all of the torrent. The more seeders a torrent has, the more users that you can connect to to download the file. The download speed you get is dependent on the combined upload speed of all the users you are connected to.

• All torrent tracker sites list the number of Seeders and Leechers/Peers that each torrent has. Leechers/peers are users that are downloading without sharing the entire file. If the number of leechers or peers is way higher than the number of seeders, you'll likely experience slower speeds since there aren't enough connections to go around.

Downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6.1.3 on your iPhone 4 using iFaith

• Download link for iFaith (available for Windows only):
  https://github.com/iH8sn0w/iFaith/rel...
  
  Download link for iOS 6.1.3 firmware file for your iPhone 4:
  http://www.iphonehacks.com/download-i…
  
  Download link for iTunes 11.0 (64 bit):
  http://www.oldapps.com/itunes.php?old...
  
  Download link for iTunes 11.0 (32 bit):
  http://www.oldapps.com/itunes.php?old...
• Connect your iPhone to your computer.

• Double click on the iFaith icon, and click on the “Ok” button.

• Then click on ”Show Available SHSH Caches on Server.”

• It will prompt you, if you want to use your newly connected device. Click “Yes” to continue.

• Here you will will show 3 options. Click on the the 3rd option, “Show list of available SHSH blobs on TSS server(s).”

• This will download all the SHSH blobs from Cydia servers and iFaith if you had saved them locally.

• Select the blob from Cydia or iFaith for iOS 6.1.3 and click on “Download selected blob(s).” It will prompt you to save the blob locally, select the location, preferably Desktop and click “Ok.”

• It will inform you when it has finished downloading the SHSH blob for iOS 6.1.3, click “Ok.” It will also inform you that it has successfully verified the apt tickets for iOS 6.1.3, click “Ok.”

• It will again prompt you if want to use the newly connected device, click “No” to exit iFaith.

• Double click on the iFaith icon to launch it again, then click “Ok” to continue.

• Now you need to click on the “Build signed IPSW w/ blobs” option.

• Click “Browse for blobs” and point it to the SHSH blob you had downloaded earlier (the file has .shsh extension).

• It will inform you that “the provided apticket looks valid,” click “Ok” to continue.

• Now click on the “Browse for the IPSW” button and point it to iOS firmware file you had downloaded earlier, or you can ask iFaith to download it for you by clicking on the “Download it for me” option.

• It will verify the IPSW. If it is the correct one, it will give you an option to “Build IPSW,” click on it to continue.

• iFaith will now build the custom IPSW file using the iOS firmware file and SHSH blobs. It can take a while, so please be patient.

• After it is done, it will inform you that it has “finished creating your custom “signed” IPSW.” Note the filename. Click on the “Ok” button to continue.

• You now need to put your device in pwned DFU state. Turn off your iPhone and click on the “Start” button and follow the on-screen instructions to put it in pwned DFU state.
  • Prepare to press and hold Power and Home button in 5 seconds.
  • Press and hold Power and home button for 10 seconds and prepare to release Power button.
  • Release the Power button and Continue holding the Home button for 30 seconds.

• After it has detected the device is in DFU mode, it will run iREB and inform you that your device is successfully in pwned DFU state. Click on the “Ok” button, and “Ok” again to exit iFaith.

• Now launch iTunes 11.0. It should prompt you that iTunes has detected in recovery mode. Click “Ok” to continue.

• Hold down on the Shift key and click the “Restore iPhone…” button in the Summary pane. Browse to the custom .ipsw file (has the words “iFaith” and “signed” in the file name) and select it.

• iTunes will take sometime to restore your iPhone with the custom firmware file. Do not disconnect your device until the restore has finished.

• After the restore is successful, follow the onscreen instructions on your iPhone to set it up. You may restore from the backup.

That’s it, you’ve successfully downgraded your iPhone 4 from iOS 7 to iOS 6.1.3.

iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone 5S/5/4S/4/3GS/3G

iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone 5S/5/4S/4/3GS/3G

Link For Download The Software

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iTunes 11.1 Launches With iRadio Support

Apple has launched iTunes 11.1 this morning, bringing with it support for the new iRadio service and more.

As iOS 7 is due any time today, Apple has gone ahead and rolled out a new version of its iTunes app that brings with it a couple of new features. Apple details the changes as follows:

This version of iTunes comes with several major new features, including:

iTunes Radio. iTunes Radio is a great new way to discover music. Choose from over 250 stations or start a new one from your favorite artist or song. Enjoy iTunes Radio ad-free once you subscribe to iTunes Match.

Genius Shuffle. Introducing a magical new way to experience your music library. Choose Genius Shuffle and iTunes instantly plays songs that go great together. Click it again to hear something new—enjoying your music has never been this easy.

Podcast Stations. You can now create custom stations of your favorite podcasts that update automatically with new episodes. Your stations, subscriptions, and current play position sync over iCloud to the Podcasts app.

Sync with iOS 7. You can now use iTunes to sync your favorite music, movies, and more to devices with iOS 7. In addition, iTunes now makes it even easier to quickly organize and sync apps to your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Note: If you are using OS X Mavericks, your book library can now be found in iBooks for Mac.

Alleged Lumia 1520 Variant For Verizon Shows Up In White

A white variant of Nokia’s Lumia 1520 has popped up online sporting Verizon branding. And now begins the inevitable speculation. Having heard reports about a possible announcement later this month, it’s been mostly unclear on which carriers we’ll see the device end up. AT&T seems like a logical home. But now Verizon? With Nokia’s Lumia brand set to pass on, perhaps Nokia’s 1520 will be its last hurrah before spectacularly burning out. Better that then to fade away, or so the saying goes.

Found deep within the confines of China’s Weibo, the picture reinforces some elements of the device’s rumored design, and also some differences: 20-megapixel camera, dual-LED flash, and a potentially large display; we’ve been hearing it’ll be 6-inch full HD, which will be made possible by Microsoft’s upcoming GDR3 update for Windows Phone set to hit in (we think) October. Seeing as this device is headed to Verizon, it could be a model exclusive. Whereas AT&T got the 920, Verizon got the 928. This situation might play out in a similar fashion

WPCentral isn’t too convinced by the photo’s authenticity, so let’s take this with the usual grain of salt. With so many Android and iOS flagships flooding the market this holiday season, a Windows Phone phablet might not be the most enticing proposition out there. But, given that Microsoft will be in control of Nokia’s handset business, this will likely be one of the last Lumias we’ll see.